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How much does a trip to Sicily, Italy cost?

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A 3-night trip to Sicily, Italy for 2 people costs about €375 on a mid-range budget, from €175 travelling cheaply up to €660 in comfort. Totals cover accommodation, food and drinks, local transport and sights; flights are extra.

Updated October 2026

Trip cost calculator

Travel style

3-4 star hotel, restaurants, a taxi now and then

€375
for the whole trip · Nights: 3 · Travelers: 2 · 1 room(s)
€62
per person per day
Stay€105
Food & drinks€125
Local transport€72
Sights & activities€70
Total€375

Cost per person per day in Sicily, Italy

BudgetMid-rangeComfort
Stay€11€18€34
Food & drinks€10€21€31
Local transport€3.5€12€21
Sights & activities€4.5€12€23
Total per person per day€29€62€110

What things cost in Sicily, Italy

Hotel room per night

  • Budget€21
  • Mid-range€36
  • Comfort€68

Room rates are estimated from the average hotel price in Sicily, Italy.

  • Restaurant meal€8.92
  • Street food or quick meal€1.78
  • Coffee€1.34
  • Beer€3.57
  • Taxi per km€1.34
  • Public transport ticket€1.40

Hotels in Sicily, Italy

Budget: €21 · Mid-range: €36 · Comfort: €68

See hotel prices for your dates

Money tips for Sicily, Italy

  • Fair taxi price (official, daytime): €30 - €40. Use the official taxi rank outside the terminal and agree on the fare or insist the meter runs. Refuse drivers who approach you inside arrivals offering fixed deals.
  • Best alternative: ALIBUS airport shuttle bus in Palermo and AMT bus in Catania (€6)
  • Validate your ticket by stamping it in the machine on board when you board the bus. On regional Trenitalia trains, validate in the machines at the platform before boarding. Untamped tickets are treated as invalid. Fine without a valid ticket: €100.
  • Small tips are appreciated for good service but not required. Many restaurants include a cover charge (coperto) on the bill, so check before adding extra.
  • Cover charge (coperto) of roughly 1 to 3 euros per person is common and legal if shown on the menu or bill. Always check the menu shows prices before ordering. Beware menus without prices near tourist landmarks.
  • Choose to be charged in euros and decline dynamic currency conversion at the terminal. Prefer ATMs attached to banks over standalone machines, which often carry high fees. Exchange booths near main squares usually give poor rates, so use bank ATMs instead.
All scams and tips for Sicily, Italy

Tickets for the top sights

Check current prices and book official tickets in advance.

How we calculate

Stay is a double room shared by two (one room per two travelers). Food assumes two cheap meals, a modest dinner and a coffee on a budget, a cheap lunch, a restaurant dinner, coffee and a drink mid-range and restaurant meals, coffees and drinks in comfort. Transport is a daily public transport allowance, plus taxis in the higher tiers. Sights is an average daily allowance for entry tickets and activities. Everything is per day of the trip; a 3-night trip counts 3 days.

Not included: flights, travel insurance, city tax (usually a few euros per person per night, paid at the hotel), shopping and nightlife.

Estimates from average local prices and live hotel rates; exchange rates as of 2026-10-06. Your trip can cost more or less.

Frequently Asked Questions about Sicily, Italy

How much does a 3-night trip to Sicily, Italy cost for 2 people?
About €375 for a mid-range trip (hotel, food, local transport and sights), from €175 on a tight budget to €660 in comfort. Flights are not included.
How much money do I need per day in Sicily, Italy?
Plan on €29 per person per day travelling cheaply, €62 mid-range and €110 for a comfortable trip, accommodation included.
Is Sicily, Italy expensive?
A restaurant meal costs about €8.92, a coffee €1.34 and a hotel room around €36 per night. That makes Sicily, Italy an affordable destination by European standards.
How much is a hotel in Sicily, Italy?
Expect about €21 per night for a budget room, €36 for a mid-range hotel and €68 for a 4-5 star hotel near the centre.